Sentence examples for dictates no from inspiring English sources

In short, Justice Scalia's originalism — his insistence that the Constitution has a fixed meaning — dictates no interpretive results, conservative or otherwise.

The latter dictates no such methodology.

Instead, drivers should adhere to what the manufacturer dictates: No more, no less.

The injunction dictates no such thing, as Justice Males clearly indicated in the most recent case.

There really is no place for quiet truth on television anymore, only shouted opinions; no place for speaking truth to power, only repeating what power dictates; no place for morality, only strict, self-righteous moralism.

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Manners dictate no hats at the dining table.

If the family gathers around the dinner table, basic table manners dictate no digital participants.

It dictated no course of study and offered neither grades nor academic degrees.

On September 22nd, the President dictated no fewer than eight memoranda on the subject to H. R. Haldeman.

Some said regional jets could have as many as 100 seats, while others deferred to their pilots' contracts, many of which dictate no more than 70.